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Perhaps this site can point you in the right direction:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datetime.htm tj "Stevem" wrote: I'm trying to calculate the time an employee has been with the company broken into years, months, and days. ie... cell A contains the employee's name , cell B contains their date of hire, cell C contains the current date , and cell D should contain the elapsed time. problem is that the dozens of formulas I've tried don't completely do the job. |
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simple formula help
I'm trying to calculate the time an employee has been with the company
broken into years, months, and days. ie... cell A contains the employee's name , cell B contains their date of hire, cell C contains the current date , and cell D should contain the elapsed time. problem is that the dozens of formulas I've tried don't completely do the job. |
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